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The full episode of Western Edge Living featuring Josh Nichols is now available to hear as a podcast!
What role do the arts play in building stronger communities? In this engaging conversation, Josh shares his passion for the arts, the importance of supporting creativity in western North Dakota, and how cultural opportunities enrich the lives of people of all ages.
Whether you're an artist, a supporter of the arts, or simply enjoy hearing the stories of people making a difference, you'll find this episode both inspiring and thought-provoking.
▶️ Watch the full episode now on the Western Edge Living YouTube channel, and if you enjoy it, please like, subscribe, and share it with your friends.
A special thank you to our presenting sponsor, CHI St. Alexius Health Dickinson, for helping us continue to share the remarkable people and stories of western North Dakota.
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Jessie Veeder of Watford City is a gifted musician, songwriter and storyteller with a deep connection to Western North Dakota.
In this episode of Western Edge Living, Jessie shares a very personal side of her life as she talks about her experience with cancer — the challenges, the uncertainty, and the perspective that comes from facing something that can change your life in an instant.
But this conversation isn't simply about cancer. It's about family, creativity, resilience and finding the strength to keep moving forward.
Jessie's story is honest, heartfelt and inspiring — a reminder that some of life's most difficult chapters can also reveal what matters most.
Join Bill Palanuk on Western Edge Living, where we meet the people behind the stories that make Western North Dakota such a remarkable place to live.
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🎙️ Hosted by Bill Palanuk
If you enjoyed this episode, like, comment and subscribe to the Western Edge Living YouTube channel for more conversations with the people, personalities and storytellers of Western North Dakota.
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Missed this this great episode of Western Edge Living? You can now hear it here on The Western Edge Living Podcast!
This episode features two truly GREAT women:
We talk about longevity in a career, perseverance, passion, and the determination it takes to keep going.
🎨 Kodi Medua of Allan’s Decoration — sharing her passion for creating beautiful spaces that become part of the places where people live their lives, make memories, and build their stories.
🍽️ Renee Schneider of Country Kitchen — reflecting on 48 years in her career, including the unforgettable story of her very first customer, a forgotten salad and a one-penny tip that made her question everything.
But she kept going!
Two remarkable women. Two inspiring stories. One great episode of Western Edge Living.
▶️ Watch the full episode now on YouTube! Ot, listen to it here!
Western Edge Living — celebrating the people and stories that make Western North Dakota special.
What happens when a life-changing brain injury becomes part of a much bigger journey?
In this episode of the Western Edge Living Podcast, Bill Palanuk sits down with Linda Little to hear the remarkable story behind her journey—from suffering a brain injury to ultimately finding herself at the Pentagon.
Linda's story is one of resilience, determination and unexpected turns. Her experiences reveal what can happen when you refuse to let circumstances define you and continue moving forward, even when the path takes you somewhere you never expected to go.
This is more than a conversation about what happened to Linda. It's a conversation about overcoming adversity, finding purpose, and discovering what you're capable of when life changes the plan.
The podcast version of Western Edge Living gives us more room to go beyond the television interview and explore the stories, experiences and people behind the headlines.
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Longer conversations. Deeper stories. Real people from the Western Edge.
The Ukrainian MiG-29 pilots — known as the “Ukrainian Tridents” demonstration team — appeared at the Minot air show during the 1992 North Dakota Air Expo at the North Dakota State Fair in Minot.
The aerial show took place on Saturday, July 25, 1992.
The event featured two Ukrainian MiG-29 “Fulcrum” fighters shortly after Ukraine became independent following the collapse of the Soviet Union. It was one of the first North American appearances by Ukrainian Air Force pilots, and they performed dramatic maneuvers like the Cobra and Tail Slide.
The pilots identified in reports from that tour included:
That 1992 Minot show also featured an F-117 Nighthawk, A-10 Thunderbolt II, B-52 flyover, and other aircraft.
An interview promoting the show was conducted on KLTC Radio by Ray David. It features the Ukrainian-speaking pilots, local historian Agnes Palanuk, and others.
Thanks for tunin' in to our program over the years! Todays show is sponsored by Pifer's Auction & Realty - Bowman Regional Office and Legal Edge Solutions PLLC of Dickinson, ND.
Here is the radio program originating from the Center of Western Heritage and Cultures, The North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame in Historic Medora! We're brought to you today by Medora Boot and Western Wear and All American Travel in Dickinson.
Nominee testimonies are a huge part of each NDCHF Annual Meeting. We'll tell you about this year's testimonial presentation on today's show, presented by Pifer's Auctions and Realty of Bowman and Legal Edge Solutions PLLC of Dickinson.
The NDCHF Radio Show and Podcast has been discontinued. Call 701-623-2000 for information. Thanks for listening!
We are making our way through winter! This weekend marks the end of the longest, coldest month of the year, and we welcome in February! And February means Annual Meeting time for the North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame! We chat about that and more on today's program, brought to you by Legal Edge Solutions PLLC of Dickinson and Medora Boot and Western Wear!
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